Overview
In our excitement to use new technology tools to enable our students to connect, collaborate and share, we often neglect the attitudes, behaviors and ethics that go along with online interactions. This session will highlight the essential aspects of digital citizenship and share examples of how these skills and concepts are integrated into the learning experiences of students at Yokohama International School, Japan.
Resources from YIS
Digital Dragons (our YIS Digital Citizenship Curriculum)
YIS Responsible Use Policy & CLC Vision statement
Getting Connected Blog (Sharing our learning from our 1:1 program)
Community Learning Blog
Living with Laptops post for parents (including the video)
Student Tech Team Blog
Digital Citizenship Curriculum Models to Explore
Common Sense Media
Digital Citizenship Ed
DigiZen
Digital Citizenship in Schools
Digital Citizenship LiveBinder (collates resources from many places)
Generation Safe
Project New Media Literacies: Play!
The Digital Citizen (by Andrew Churches)
TIS Group/Grade Level Brainstorm
General Digital Citizenship Resources – click here to see them all!
- Teens and Tech: The New Landscape Video | Common Sense Media
- Common Sense Media: Digital Footprint Intro on Vimeo
- Announcing Our Free iBooks Textbooks! | Common Sense Media
- Nancy Pearl Explains Transliteracy – YouTube
- Our digital lives | TED Playlists | TED
- Privacy management on social media sites | Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project
- Juan Enriquez: Your online life, permanent as a tattoo – YouTube
- Surprise! Teens Care More About Online Privacy Than You Think – Megan Garber – The Atlantic
- OurSpace: Being a Responsible Citizen of the Digital World (Part One)
- 16-year-old girl faces child porn charges over Vancouver Island ‘sexting’ case | canada.com
- The Myth of Online Predators – The Daily Beast
- Short Film About Smartphone Overuse Is Smart, Poignant, Depressing
- Chilling Ad Shows How Easy It Is to Steal Your Online Identity
- Today’s teens, a lot like yesterday’s
- Fixing Your Online Reputation: There’s An Industry For That : All Tech Considered : NPR
- Teens Explain Why They Don’t Care About Facebook Anymore
- What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains [Epipheo.TV] – YouTube
- Ask.fm: This week a 15-year-old boy killed himself after being hounded on it. No wonder mothers want it banned | Mail Online
- Overexposed by Nicholas Chen and Edan Freiberger – YouTube
- Daily Media Use Among Children and Teens Up Dramatically From Five Years Ago | The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation